5-Tier Cardboard POP Display Case for Glass Bottle Beverages
1. Case Background
This project belongs to the cardboard bottle display product line of Topwon. These displays use strong corrugated cardboard. They work well for glass drinks at retail stores, support full-color brand printing, and ship flat for easy assembly.
Wendy received an inquiry from an overseas glass bottle drink brand on 29 Sep 2025. The brand sells drinks in five different flavors. It wanted a 5-tier floor-standing cardboard POP display for supermarket sales.
The client’s key requirement: each shelf holds 12 glass bottles. Store workers can put a full case directly on the shelf. They replace the old case with a new one once products sell out. The client also asked about minimum order quantity, custom steps and total lead time.
Wendy used Topwon’s mature cardboard bottle display design experience. She followed the whole project step-by-step to meet the client’s special restock needs.
2. Client’s Core Requirements
- Display structure: 5-tier floor POP display. One tier matches one drink flavor for clear product separation.
- Shelf capacity: 12 glass bottles per tier. Shelf height and strength fit the weight of glass bottles.
- Operation method: Full case placement and direct case replacement. This method cuts store staff’s time for single-bottle arrangement.
- Business needs: Confirm MOQ, custom process and lead time, and get a display solution that balances practical use and brand presentation.
3. Core Product Dimension & Parameter Table
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Display Type | 5-tier floor standing cardboard POP display |
| Material | Heavy-duty corrugated cardboard (reinforced for glass bottles) |
| Quantity per tier | 12 glass bottles per shelf |
| Structure Feature | Reinforced shelf & base, designed for full case loading & replacement |
| Printing | Full color CMYK custom brand graphics |
| Packing Style | Flat packed, tool-free assembly |
| Application | Supermarket / retail store end-cap promotion |
4. Project Steps & Timeline
4.1 Inquiry review, need analysis and quotation (29 Sep 2025)
Wendy read the client’s English inquiry and sorted out key needs on the same day. She marked four core points: five tiers, 12 bottles per tier, full-case restock and load support for glass bottles.
She introduced features of Topwon cardboard bottle displays. Heavy-duty corrugated structure holds glass weight. Full-color printing shows brand logos. Flat packaging saves shipping space and helps overseas users assemble quickly.
She shared the minimum order quantity and a preliminary proposal with quotation. Clear answers solved the client’s questions about real store use and built early trust.
4.2 Drawing design and client confirmation (30 Sep 2025 – 02 Oct 2025)
The client accepted the proposal and price. Wendy passed product information to the structural and graphic design team.
Designers created structural drawings and print drafts. They adjusted shelf distance and strengthened base and shelf boards to fit glass bottle size, 12-bottle capacity and full-case loading.
Wendy sent drafts to the client for review. She collected feedback and updated drawings within three working days. Final drawings locked all technical details and avoided costly changes during mass production.
4.3 Contract confirmation and production scheduling (03 Oct 2025)
The client approved the final drawings. Wendy prepared a formal custom contract. The document listed display specs, reinforced structure, printing requirements, price, delivery rules and after-sales terms.
Both sides signed the contract after review. The client paid the deposit. Wendy sent all confirmed data to the factory and reserved production time to start mass production.
4.4 Mass production and quality inspection (04 Oct 2025 – 09 Oct 2025)
Factory workers followed confirmed drawings strictly. They strengthened shelves and bases to carry glass bottle weight. High-quality full-color printing presented the client’s brand design.
Wendy checked production progress regularly. Quality teams tested finished parts. They verified tier count, size, load limit and printing quality against Topwon cardboard bottle display standards. All defective items got removed before packing.
4.5 Final packing, shipment and after-sales support (10 Oct 2025 – 11 Oct 2025)
Qualified products received export shock-resistant flat packing. This packing reduces damage risk during international transport.
Wendy checked shipment quantity, prepared shipping documents and shared tracking number, packing list and assembly guide with the client.
She tracked shipment status after goods left the factory. She contacted the client actively to answer questions about receiving, assembly and store restock. This work closed the full project cycle.
5. Project Summary
This cardboard bottle POP display project started with the client’s inquiry on 29 Sep 2025. Wendy managed the whole project. It serves as a typical custom case under Topwon’s cardboard bottle display product line.
Strong recyclable corrugated material, flexible customization, reinforced load capacity, tool-free assembly and flat shipping for lower freight form the core advantages of this product line. Designers added special structural upgrades for the client’s unique full-case replacement workflow.
The finished display solved the client’s pain points: neat separation for five drink flavors and fast shelf refills for retail workers. Every stage from inquiry, free design, production and quality check to shipment and support connected smoothly. Lead time stayed predictable. The display delivers both attractive brand presentation and easy operation in stores.
Positive feedback from this client accumulates practical experience for future glass drink brands with full-case restock needs. It also proves Topwon cardboard bottle displays adapt well to different retail display requirements for overseas supermarkets.
